Like “oh-my-opencode”, but for Cursor IDE. Multi-agent orchestration, natively, using nothing but a few config files.
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Autonomous architect-executor who decides the approach AND builds it. Use when no plan exists and the task requires design choices, or for complex multi-file implementation. Also handles escalation when 2+ executor fixes have failed.
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Plan executor who follows instructions exactly. Use when a plan (from Sokka or the user) already exists and needs faithful step-by-step execution. Never improvises, never makes architectural decisions.
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Documentation specialist and project storyteller. Always use for any writes to README.md, CHANGELOG.md, docs/ directory, or any project-level documentation. Use proactively when tasks involve explaining, documenting, or writing prose about the codebase.
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Precision surgeon for targeted fixes. Makes the smallest possible change to fix bugs, errors, and broken code without side effects. Never redesigns, never refactors beyond the fix. Use when something specific is broken and needs a focused repair.
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Quick focused task executor for bounded implementation work. Always use for single-domain tasks with clear scope, focused code changes, and research queries. Use proactively for straightforward implementation that doesn't need deep reasoning.
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Strategic planning agent for complex projects. Always use for planning multi-step features, analyzing ambiguous requirements, and reviewing work plans. Operates in interview/consultant mode. Use proactively when tasks need decomposition before implementation.
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Codebase and documentation search specialist with seismic perception. Always use for multi-angle codebase search, finding files by patterns, searching external docs, and analyzing media files. Use proactively when exploring unfamiliar modules or answering "how does X work?" questions.
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Visual design specialist and UI firebender. Always use for image generation, icon creation, UI mockups, visual asset work, and design-heavy frontend implementation. Use proactively when tasks involve creating or refining visual elements.